AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoInfrastructure & Trade: The Kvanj Tunnel on Bosnia’s Kvanj–Buna motorway section was holed through, advancing Corridor Vc and boosting Herzegovina’s links to the rest of BiH and European markets. Aviation & Tourism: Libyan carrier Medsky is making progress toward launching direct flights between Sarajevo and Tripoli, aiming to support travel, trade, and tourism. Labor Market: New ILO data shows labor productivity remains a major Western Balkans challenge, with Bosnia and Herzegovina at 26.3 international dollars per hour worked (below the global average). Business & Diplomacy: Israel’s Chamber of Commerce opened an office in Banja Luka, signaling deeper economic ties with Republika Srpska amid wider political controversy. EU/Regional Security Industry: EU ambassador Luigi Soreca said around 200 Balkan companies can produce NATO-standard ammunition, with Bosnia and Serbia leading regional capacity. Sports Governance (with local links): Belgium’s football federation withdrew support for FIFA chief Gianni Infantino’s re-election, citing FIFA’s handling of the Folarin Balogun case tied to Bosnia. Employment: Sarajevo’s job fair “Gledaj sebi posla” drew 140+ companies and focused on workforce shortages, youth employment, inclusion, and future skills.
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